Learn about three courses that have had players playing next to giant metal ostriches, through abandoned towns, and deep under the earth.

Which counties (and boroughs and parishes) offer up the most disc golf relative to their populations?

Longtime traditional golfer, disc golfer, and course designer Leonard Muise has advice and tips for those bringing disc golf to the links.

Disc golf courses per capita stats from 2020.

What countries have the most disc golf courses relative to their populations? We bet #1 will surprise you.

Can disc golf benefit traditional golf courses? We talked with three people who could enlighten us.

Inside an extinct volcano in southern Australia, Crater Lakes is an astounding course with a growing reputation.

Find out the best course in each state of the U.S.A., and we also analyze what different regions value in courses.

The 100 best disc golf courses in the world.

"Which of the world's best disc golf courses are near me?" you ask? Find out here.

Ale Disc Golf Center near Gothenburg, Sweden, is home to some of the world's best disc golf courses

Guest author Josh Woods took on a question many readers were asking after reading one of our most recent articles.

Returning champions and fresh faces. Find out which course was the most popular in your state this year.

Why you're judging disc golf courses like an 18th century art critic and you don't even know it.

Malaysia is getting financial support for disc golf course infrastructure from around the world. What's its secret?

Kitschy or genius? 5 course designers explain their choices to use unusual obstacles (like a chicken coop) to create holes like no others.

We answer four big questions you might be asking about the possible closing of Järva disc golf park to make room for a cemetery.

There's a course on the largest U.S. military base in the Middle East? Extraordinary!

Siem Reap, Cambodia is best known for the Angkor Wat temple complex, but it recently became home to Cambodia's first disc golf course.

Beaches, mountains, 300+ days of sun a year, and, of course, disc golf? Sí, sí, sí, and...sí. Vamanos a Mijas!